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How old are the triplet boys now？
A．They are six months old.
B．They are two weeks old.
C．They are six weeks old.
D．They are eight weeks old.
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A．He didn't like the house in South Dakota.
B．He has spent too much time on the road.
C．He didn't enjoy the trip very much.
D．He didn't like the house where they lived in South Dakota.
听力原文：W: Hello, Tom. How was the trip？
M: It was a terrible experience.
W: Can you tell me what happened？
M: I intended to fly to New York to attend a meeting, but I got on the wrong plane and it took me to Washington.
W: Oh, Tom, that's awful. Then you should have taken a taxi to go to New York.
M: Yes, I wanted to, but I couldn't. The taxi drivers were on strike.
W: Poor old you! So you didn't make it to the meeting in time.
M: As luck would have it, I met a friend who was driving to New York.
W: So you attended the meeting at last. That's amazing!
(16)
A．He feels lucky.
B．He feels awful.
C．He feels unforgettable.
D．He feels tired.
Steps:
1. Pack all essential items in a carry-on bag to avoid being ill-prepared for business if the airline loses your luggage. Showing up for a trade show or a meeting with a client dressed in yesterday's clothes will not make a positive impression.
2. Dress professionally during the entire trip. Your attire(服装) should reflect the fact that you are on a business trip, whether you are on a plane, on a golf course or in a conference room.
3. Be prepared and be on time. You may normally arrive at the office at 13:10 every morning and not speak until after your first cup of coffee, but clients will not be 10 minutes late for an important meeting.
4. Use proper business language. Even though some business trips may include more casual situations, such as lunch, dinner or even golf, keep in mind that you are still representing your company, and like the old saying goes, "Loose lips sink ships."
5. Save all receipts from your trip so you can easily determine your expenses when you return.
6. Conduct yourself with grace and decorum(礼貌得体) at all times. If you are uncertain about these terms, consider buying a book on business etiquette(礼节) for some light reading while on the plane.
We should dress ______ during the entire trip.
A．professionally
B．lovely
C．casually
D．formally
Task 2
Directions: This task is the same as Task 1. The 5 questions or unfinished statements are numbered 41 through 45.
Whether this will be your first or your thousandth business trip, you should be conscious of conduct that is considered proper during your absence from the office. As a representative of your company, you need to know how to behave appropriately on a business trip.
Steps:
1. Pack all essential items in a carry-on bag to avoid being ill-prepared for business if the airline loses your luggage. Showing up for a trade show or a meeting with a client dressed in yesterday's clothes will not make a positive impression.
2. Dress professionally during the entire trip. Your attire(服装) should reflect the fact that you are on a business trip, whether you are on a plane, on a golf course or in a conference room.
3. Be prepared and be on time. You may normally arrive at the office at 13:10 every morning and not speak until after your first cup of coffee, but clients will not be 10 minutes late for an important meeting.
4. Use proper business language. Even though some business trips may include more casual situations, such as lunch, dinner or even golf, keep in mind that you are still representing your company, and like the old saying goes, "Loose lips sink ships."
5. Save all receipts from your trip so you can easily determine your expenses when you return.
6. Conduct yourself with grace and decorum(礼貌得体) at all times. If you are uncertain about these terms, consider buying a book on business etiquette(礼节) for some light reading while on the plane.
We should dress ______ during the entire trip.
A．professionally
B．lovely
C．casually
D．formally
Which of the following is still unknown to us？
A．Whether the old man went on the trip with his wife
B．Whether the old man found his ticket.
C．Whether the conductor believed the old man.
听力原文： Good morning, everybody. Now I'm going to tell you how to buy a ticket for the BART system.
Each person must have a ticket. Children aged not more than four do not need a ticket. Since each of you has a brochure in hand, you may first check the fare chart on the facing page for your destination and cost of your trip. Fare charts show the cost of a one-way trip, multiply by two for a round trip. Then go to a ticket machine and purchase your ticket. Some machines provide change. Others do not. Signs on the machines indicate which ones give change. No machines will give you more than $4.95 in change. Ticket machines will accept nickels, dimes, quarters, $1, $5, $10, and $20 bills. (Note: if your bill is not accepted, turn it upside down and try again.) Machines sell tickets for any amount from a minimum of $1 to a maximum of $40, so you can purchase a ticket good for several rides. Lastly, take your ticket and insert it in the fare gate. The ticket will be returned to you. You must use the same ticket when exiting at your destination.
Again, change machines for coins and $1 bills are located in all stations. You can add value to your ticket up to a maximum new total of $40 if there is $7.95 or less remaining. Put the ticket in the "old ticket" slot and add at least 5 cents or more. You will then get a new ticket combining the old value and the added money.
What kind of people don't need a ticket？
A．A group of 4 children.
B．Children not more than 4 years old.
C．Those who ride every day.
D．Those who are free from work.
M: In just three weeks, and I am excited. I have been longing for the trip. But there are still a few things needed to be done before I go.
M: I must have my passport renewed and go to the travel agency to confirm something about the time schedule of the trip and the plane ticket. (23)But the trouble is how to do with my apartment while I am gone.
W: You are not going to give it up, are you？
M: (24)No way, I’ll never find another apartment around here, but I don’t like the idea of paying three months rent on an empty apartment, either.
W: I don't blame you. Perhaps you could rent it to someone else.
M: Yes, but to whom？
W: Mm, let me see, Oh, I know, an old colleague of mine, Jim Thomas, who is coming here to do some research this summer, from June to August.
M: That's exactly when I'll be away. (25)It sounds ideal, as long as the landlord agrees.
W: Yeah, you may first tell the landlord. I'll be calling Jim late this week anyway, so I'll mention it to him then.
M: Well, thanks, Bill. Let me know what happens.
(20)
A．He can not find the plane ticket.
B．His passport is not available then.
C．His time schedule is not suitable.
D．He does not know how to do with the empty apartment.
M: Santa Fe is one of the nicest towns I have been to in the U.S. I had no idea there was so much m see there! And I love the southwestern look. All the buildings are built to resemble the adobe architecture of the Pueblo Indians.
W: Wow, that sounds beautiful! Did you get a chance to meet some of the locals while you were there？
M: Yeah, I went to the Indian market in town to shop for some arts and crafts While I was there, I met a fascinating old woman from a pueblo just outside the city. She was selling beautiful stone jewelry which she had carved herself. She really was an amazing artist. We talked for over an hour, and she told me all about her life on the reservation.
W: Were there many Indian people in Santa Fe？
M: There are a lot of native American people in New Mexico, especially in Santa Fe. Most of the people at the market were Indian, and they represented several different tribes from all over the state: Pueblo Indians, Zuni, Ute, Apache, and even some Navajo and Hopi from Arizona. I also drove to the Tans Pueblo, which is about an hour north of Santa Fe. Did you know that Tans is one of the oldest towns in America？ The Pueblo has been continuously inhabited for almost a thousand years.
W: I had no idea that there were any towns that old in the U.S.
(23)
A．It's next to Pueblo.
B．It's in the southwest of the U.S.
C．It's a city of India.
D．It's outside the city Pueblo.
A．to see
B．to be seen
C．seeing
D．seen
M: Santa Fe is one of the nicest towns I have been to in the U.S. I had no idea there was so much to see there! And I love the southwestern look. All the buildings are built to resemble the adobe architecture of the Pueblo Indians.
W: Wow, that sounds beautiful! Did you get a chance to meet some of the locals while you were there？
M: Yeah. I went to the Indian market in town to shop for some arts and crafts. While I was there, I met a fascinating old woman from a pueblo just outside the city. She was selling beautiful stone jewelry which she had carved herself. She really was an amazing artist. We talked for over an hour, and she told me all about her life on the reservation.
W: Were there many Indian people in Santa Fe？
M: There are a lot of native American people in New Mexico, especially in Santa Fe, Most of the people at the market were Indian. and they represented several different tribes from all over the state: Pueblo Indians, Zuni, Ute, Apache, and even some Navajo and Hopi from Arizona. I also drove to the Taos Pueblo. which is about an hour north of Santa Fe. Did you know that Tans is one of the oldest towns in America？ The Pueblo has been continuously inhabited for almost a thousand years.
W: I had no idea that there were any towns that old in the U.S.
(23)
A．It's next to Pueblo.
B．It's in the southwest of the U.S.
C．It's a city of India.
D．It's outside the city Pueblo.
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